VedaThrone Chair

VedaThrone ChairThe chair that makes the dining table worth sitting at. There are dining chairs that hold their place at the table and there are dining chairs that hold the room's attention from across it. The VedaThrone was designed to do both. A wood frame of turned cylindrical elements splayed legs, a floating backrest rail that curves across the back and extends into armrests gives the chair the open, architectural confidence of a piece that carries its structure

The chair that makes the dining table worth sitting at.
There are dining chairs that hold their place at the table and there are dining chairs that hold the room's attention from across it. The VedaThrone was designed to do both. A wood frame of turned cylindrical elements — splayed legs, a floating backrest rail that curves across the back and extends into armrests — gives the chair the open, architectural confidence of a piece that carries its structure without concealment. A seat cushion and a cylindrical bolster pad along the backrest bring the warmth of honest upholstery to a frame that earns every detail it is given. Black metal connectors at the junction of backrest and leg speak to a joinery philosophy that celebrates the meeting of materials rather than hiding it.
The VedaThrone takes its name seriously — this is a chair with the presence of something that was designed to be sat in with intention. The splayed wooden legs give it a stance that is as stable as it is distinctive, the floating backrest rail gives the sitter support without enclosure, and the leatherite bolster turns a structural element into a comfort detail that makes every meal at the table feel considered. A dining chair designed in India, for the home that understands the most memorable gatherings always happen around a table with chairs worth sitting in for the long evening.